Measuring 2C-E with water
How would I do this? I know it doesn't matter what chemical it is, I just happen to have .5 of 2C-e headed my way, and I was wondering what the math would be. I want to dissolve it in just enough water so roughly 1 drop of water is an active dose. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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How would I do this? I know it doesn't matter what chemical it is, I just happen to have .5 of 2C-e headed my way, and I was wondering what the math would be. I want to dissolve it in just enough water so roughly 1 drop of water is an active dose. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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If you want to be as accurate as possible with the syringe, fill it with the solution to a ml or two more than you want to measure out, say 9mL if you want 8mL. Then turn it upside down, flick the air to the top and get rid of it by pushing the plunger. Once it's free of air, turn it back around and push the plunger down to 8mL, putting the excess liquid back in the containter. Pushing the plunger from 8mL to 0mL should dispense very close to the right amount. (The little liquid left in the nozzle is not part of that 8mL)
This is pure genius in it's simplicity. It work's for me........